Being in a theme park is not all fun and games, but this game is pretty addictive and nice, especially for those looking for a relaxing and comfy title. Graphic and visuals: The limited graphic capabilities of the original PlayStation aren't all that great. That's the reason why this game looks the way it does. But even with that, it still has a pretty solid visual style that makes it enjoyable. Gameplay: Getting more points and upgrading your park is highly addictive, and it feels rewarding.
The controls aren't too great, but they are alright. As you progress enough to get 4 golden tickets, you can get a video camera. This camera will allow you to interact with the park from a first-person point-of-view. This adds more fun since now you can finally play in all the games you've kept running for so long. Sound: There's a decent soundtrack throughout the whole game. The basic theme park music is pretty much always playing in the background but it's not annoying. There are cool sound effects for the different rides, and all the attractions in the park sound completely different and unique.
There's also some voice acting from our assistant, and the sound of kids' laughter makes the game feel much more alive. Unlike Theme Hospital, this was made when most of the talent had left Bullfrog, making a mockery of the original Theme Park with garish, blocky graphics, a very console feel and none of the charm that made the first game such a joy.
Sure, you've got a 3D engine so you can inspect your rides and even get a first-person view of a rollercoaster user, but it's poorly executed. It doesn't help that even the wildest rides are so slow you could take your granny on them without fear of her chucking her breakfast all over you.
That doesn't mean it doesn't hold your attention for a few hours, since the Theme Park mechanics are still all there. You research new rides, play about with the salt content of the fries and the ice content of the colas, compete with local rivals for customers But it doesn't take long before you're reduced to a maintenance person rather than enjoying the thrill of discovering new rides and seeing lots of little brats hand over their money before turning green.
The original game's idea of opening parks all over the world - despite this one's title - is gone. Instead you have a couple of kiddie Theme choices to begin with Halloween and Lost Kingdom and have to unlock the other two Fantasy and Space.
I doubt anyone will bother though. Browse games Game Portals. Theme Park World. Install Game. Click the "Install Game" button to initiate the file download and get compact download launcher. Most of the staff the user can hire in Theme Park World are named after people who worked on the game. Build your own theme park, with all the roller coasters, rides, food stalls and anything else you can think of. You change every aspect of each and every ride, event and stall that you place inside your park, from colors to the length of each ride, the amount of people on at a time, and how many fries are in a pack of chips ok, maybe not that much detail, but you get the point.
The roller coasters are always the main events, and after you complete the construction, you can ride the coaster in a first person view, just to see the game from the view point of the customers.
The Theme Park is back in town and the clamouring kids are on the verge of battering down the gates. The only thing is you haven't built it yet! There are 4 different types of parks to unlock and build, known as Worlds.
The premise here is building and maintaining a super realistic animal park where the guests and the animals have to be kept happy. You design your own enclosures, pick from over 90 different animal species, and then bring in guests to view them through monorails, boats, and trains. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Search the world's largest fan wiki platform. Jack Revell Mar 23, Presented by. RollerCoaster Tycoon The RollerCoaster Tycoon series is the spiritual rival to the Theme Park games and definitely the more popular since there are still games being produced under the RollerCoaster banner.
Jurassic World Evolution An awesome offshoot of the Jurassic Park franchise in which players could design and run their own dino world in which things never quite went according to plan. Parkitect Basically a update of the RollerCoaster Tycoon series but in all the best ways.
No Limits 2 Released in , No Limits 2 took the theme park sim game genre to wild new heights no pun intended with a super in-depth, realistic roller coaster creation game.
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